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Car Fact #38 — July 24, 2026

The Jaguar D-Type's revolutionary curved windscreen was initially rejected by racing authorities as "too aerodynamic" because officials feared it gave…

The Jaguar D-Type’s revolutionary curved windscreen was initially rejected by racing authorities as “too aerodynamic” because officials feared it gave unfair advantage, forcing Jaguar to retrofit a flatter design for competition even though wind tunnel testing proved the curved version was safer by improving downforce stability at racing speeds.

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